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From: aaa@mtunh.UUCP (Aaron Akman)
Newsgroups: net.micro.att
Subject: Re: Sofware Development on the UNIX PC
Message-ID: <448@mtunh.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 20-May-85 09:37:38 EDT
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Posted: Mon May 20 09:37:38 1985
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I have found the AT&T UNIX PC to be very reasonable for software development.

I work in an environment where I could do all of my development on a VAX
running UNIX, but I have chosen to do everything on the UNIX PC:  I must
have about 40 s.*.[ch] files and I'm using make, sccs, and all the usual
compiler tools.
After working this way for a while, I see no reason for changing back to
the VAX.

Aaron Akman, mtunh!aaa

These are my views, not my employer's